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I have heard that Granite is the best for inground concrete pools, if it is constantly submerged, as it is hardly or not at all porous, which keeps it from collecting debris or cultivating the growth of algae, also does not hold water like a sponge that other more porous rocks may do. Sandstone I've heard is ok for waterfall type rocks, not sure on that though.
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Is stone manmade?
No. Stone is natural. We mine certain types of rock for natural resources.
Can cracked inground pools be repaired?
There are three main types of inground swimming pools: concrete, vinyl and fiberglass. All of which are prone to the occasional crack. Luckily for the homeowner such cracks can be repaired. If you are handy you can purchase a do it yourself repair kit at your local pool specialty store.
What is the types of natural stone formations called?
sorry ChrisP, im tryin and its pi**in me off now............
How many different types of swimming is there?
There are many types of swimming. There are 4 official swimming strokes. They are freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly.
How many types of swimming is there in the Olympics?
There are only two types of swimming: speed and synchronized. Both are in the Olympics.
What types of minerals are found in Mississippi?
Cement, Clay, Iron Ore, Natural gas and Petroleum, Sand and Gravel, Stone
What are Different types of stone?
Igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic are different types of stone.
What types of castles came after stone?
I am aware of none. After the introduction of gunpowder, castles became obsolete very quickly. However, they were replaced by forts made of natural stone, artificial stone, compacted earth, wood, or a combination of these.
How many types of swimming?
three
What Pokemon evolve when use a dusk stone sun stone and moon stone?
a dusk stone evolves dark types sun stone evolves grass types and moon stones evolve normal types
Type of stone?
There are several types of stone in the world. A few types of stone are limestone, slate, marble, terrazzo, soapstone, and sedimentary stone.
